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The Artisans' Path
210 pages
A photographic collection of dying artisanal trades of Japan from the Edo period, complied to preserve and appreciate the cultures, its craftsman and their dedication to their craft.
Annual gathering of irezumi horishi for information and cultural preservation
Irezumi Horishi (traditional Japanese tattoo)
Noh mask wood carver
Mask painter
Kumade (Rake of fortune) maker
Doll/decorative paddle painter
Paper crafter
Hagoita (decorative paddle) crafter
Shrine’s seasonal decorative painter
Shrine’s seasonal decorative crafter
Ema (prayer / wish placard) painter
Jiguchi (pun / humorous caricature) painter
Kabuki (Japanese stage play) painter
Laquerware painter
Kamon (family crest) painter for kimono
Komon (traditional fabric dyeing technique) crafter
Paper lantern painter
Gravestone writer
Kabuki signboard writer
Yoseji (signboard) painter
Sumo wrestling sign painter
Edo-style calligrapher
Wood sign carver
Wood sign ink artist
Osamefuda (paper certificate for pilgrimage) maker
Kabuki wig maker
Sumo wrestler hairdresser
Sumo arena workers
Geisha attendant
Geisha
Taikomochi (professional jester)
Tea house attendant
Night riverboat performer
Manzai (traditional performance art) performer
Toamishi (net-throwing fishermen)
Flea-market vendors
Tsujikoujaku (public storyteller)
Hanashika (person specializing comic storytelling and human emotion)
Matoi (firefighter sign) maker
Traditional firefighter
Dokuraku (acrobatics/prop) performer
Ukiyo-e artist
Blade crafter
Basket weaver
Tsuzura (storage basket) maker
Bekkou (shell / turtleshell crafts) maker
Zougan (inlay / embossing) crafter
Potter
Bouya (stick and pole) maker
Prayer alter carpenter
Geta (raised wooden sandal) maker
Wood comb maker
Kumihimo (string and thread) maker
Broom maker
Straw curtain maker
Tabacco piper maker
Sakan (traditional stucco) artist
Bamboo pole crafter
Paper umbrella maker
Wooden bucket maker
Wire crafter
Jyosaiya (traveling medicine man)
Fishmonger
Tofu delivery
Candy maker
Spice maker
Bamboo smoking pipe peddler
Candy artist
(1969; overall light signs of signs; good condition)
210 pages
A photographic collection of dying artisanal trades of Japan from the Edo period, complied to preserve and appreciate the cultures, its craftsman and their dedication to their craft.
Annual gathering of irezumi horishi for information and cultural preservation
Irezumi Horishi (traditional Japanese tattoo)
Noh mask wood carver
Mask painter
Kumade (Rake of fortune) maker
Doll/decorative paddle painter
Paper crafter
Hagoita (decorative paddle) crafter
Shrine’s seasonal decorative painter
Shrine’s seasonal decorative crafter
Ema (prayer / wish placard) painter
Jiguchi (pun / humorous caricature) painter
Kabuki (Japanese stage play) painter
Laquerware painter
Kamon (family crest) painter for kimono
Komon (traditional fabric dyeing technique) crafter
Paper lantern painter
Gravestone writer
Kabuki signboard writer
Yoseji (signboard) painter
Sumo wrestling sign painter
Edo-style calligrapher
Wood sign carver
Wood sign ink artist
Osamefuda (paper certificate for pilgrimage) maker
Kabuki wig maker
Sumo wrestler hairdresser
Sumo arena workers
Geisha attendant
Geisha
Taikomochi (professional jester)
Tea house attendant
Night riverboat performer
Manzai (traditional performance art) performer
Toamishi (net-throwing fishermen)
Flea-market vendors
Tsujikoujaku (public storyteller)
Hanashika (person specializing comic storytelling and human emotion)
Matoi (firefighter sign) maker
Traditional firefighter
Dokuraku (acrobatics/prop) performer
Ukiyo-e artist
Blade crafter
Basket weaver
Tsuzura (storage basket) maker
Bekkou (shell / turtleshell crafts) maker
Zougan (inlay / embossing) crafter
Potter
Bouya (stick and pole) maker
Prayer alter carpenter
Geta (raised wooden sandal) maker
Wood comb maker
Kumihimo (string and thread) maker
Broom maker
Straw curtain maker
Tabacco piper maker
Sakan (traditional stucco) artist
Bamboo pole crafter
Paper umbrella maker
Wooden bucket maker
Wire crafter
Jyosaiya (traveling medicine man)
Fishmonger
Tofu delivery
Candy maker
Spice maker
Bamboo smoking pipe peddler
Candy artist
(1969; overall light signs of signs; good condition)

